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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
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positive remedy for tho above dleaA4et ~ Ia
aes thousands Of cases OK the kind and q on&
standing besa cured lndeed stronk 4 my fah
ia ia efheAry, that Will send Two BOTTLES fHkH
ioEethsT with avALuAHLk TRkAftBn on this daa4ls,
a ANY endsreF. Give Rxpfas4 and r. q. address.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

NEWARK, June 8.-The cost on the
Newark d Pomeroy railroad arrived here
last evening with Its conductor, Amos
Osmond, a resident of this town, disabled
and very seriously injured. This train
left Newark for Pomeroy at ~ 25 p. m,
in charge of Mr.. osmond and during
some freight shifting which was made at
Chatham, ID miles above here, in some
unaecountable manner he was knocked
of the train and his absence
was hot noticed until the train
had proceeded three or four
miles. The train was backed and
the conductor was found lying on
the track near some detached freight cars
on the siding in an unconscious condi-
ton. The only explanation offered is
that he was knocked from the rear plat
form of the passenger car by contact
with these freight cars, which were in
too close proximity to the main track.
He was at once brought to his home here
and medical aid summoned. DR.. Kollock
reports several conclusions and bruises
on the head and serious internal injuries,
but to what extent Is not at present
known. The injured man is unconscious
and having hemorrhages.
The arrival of the strawberry has
deluged us with nightly "strawberry fes-
tivals.n The Glasgow M. e. Church held
one last evening and will continue it this
evening, while the M. T.. Sunday-aohool
will hold one in Oasltey Hall on Friday
and Saturday evenings next. The COM
menoement exercises of the Newark
Academy and Normal School under the
management OF Principal Albert N Rauh
wilI be held at Osskey Hall on Thursday
evening, June 23d. The graduating class
numbers five.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-23
What il IT, And What Is n

Pipilon CLARK extract of flax Skin Cure.
ike many other inesimabe benefits to man
kind, was discovered by accident The pro-
prietor. engaged in the preparation of GER
tain plants from time to time, noticed the
effect of working in the pulp watts on the
skin. If there was present any cutaneous
eruptions, warts, blemishes or scrofuous
symptoms. all disappeared az if by magic.
After experimenting ten years, 1t has become
scientific fact and priceless boon to the
human race. From their giving away few
bottles the demand has increased until the
sale for the past two years amounts to or
900 bottles. Large bottles only $lOO, for
sale by City Drug Store.
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ASS Book and a $I.50 Paper for Only 81!
"Our Family Physician" y

It is a book that, after using six months, no
parent would part with it for so.
1t will save from s. to so every year In
any family.
W. have had special edition OF this stan.
dard and well known work, containing Oh
pages-thc same style in which in book stores
it has always sold for $3-printed for use by
this paper as premium. During the coming
few months We shall offer this valuable book,
together with Il years subscription to lHE
FREE TRADER. for 81,
In other words, we will sell you the book
for two thirds its regular established price
and give you years subscription 10 THE
FREE TRADER FOR NOTHING
We do this of course to build up tie circu
lation Of our paper.
If you want the best medical work there Is
for home nse and the best weekly paper In
the district, now is your opportunity. You
can get both for 81.
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WILKINS COLUMN.
By Samuel wilkins.
PANHANDLE,

PANHANDLE.
hey all were eager an some scheme,
md from appearance 1t would seem
hey had scheme they thought they'd try,
nd whispered, as they closed one eye,
panhandle"
heir thoughts were acts, their acts success,
heir gain grew more, their fear grew less
hen smiled these noble, honest men,
nd gently whispered, once again,
panhandle.
nd Fortune smiled 80 wondrous fair,
ike springtme breeze in summer air;
Their bobtail flush grew bic and strong
nd swelled the grand, triumphant song,
panhandle"
their spirits scared most wondrous high,
iii, after months had hurried by,
they saw little something drap
Md heard a murmur through the gap,
panhandle"
The prison walls were clean aud white.
Md mid the gentle, softcncd light
they family sighed, but sighed IL vain,
For softly came the sweet refrain,
"Panhandle.'
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The Rock Island and Burlington roads
have reduced freights between Ottawa and
Chicago. The new rates Soc per 100 lbs
for lst class, Csc for ID, zoe. for I'd, loo
for 4th, and l0c for 9Th.
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RECOMM ENDS.

RECOMMENDS.
We are frequently brought to realize what
u necessary and useful thing recommends.
ton is. No business man of any sense will
employ any person who does not come well
recomm ended. A startling Illustration OF
this fact occurred recently in Ottawa One
of our leading papers secured the services
of new reporter. lie came with excellent
credentials He had three letters from we'll
known clergymen, five putfs from eminent
newspaper men, two personal certificates OF
character, and a Sunday school tract. He
went to work Saturday afternoon. Sunday
he got drunk, Monday he stole his employ,
er's pipe, Tuesday he was bit by sore-eyed
dog, Wednesday he was sent to report Pc.
litcal meeting in Iowa, and went off on
big drunk, and never came back or sent any
word He has never been heard from since.
| don't see how people dare to engage help
who come without proper credentials
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Poor, abused, betrampled Herr Most
How hard he has worked for the welfare OF
his race and the liberation of the slaves
from the unjust rule of tyrannical capital.
lists How he has been crushed beneath the
iron heel of American despotsm, and de-
MED the libcr,y-the God given liberty OF
free speech How. when he has lifted up
his voice for the humiliation Of the Chicago
blue. coated despois. he has been black
guarded by the black hearted newspapers
and cast into prison by the despoic officers
of the law Let us all have the greatest
sympathy for Herr Most in his sutierings.
Let us clothe him with the sanc,ity and the
halo and the dignity of great martyr; but
if, in our search for the aforesaid garment
wherewith to clothe him, we should, after
collecting all his available material of that
sort, find him far too scantily clothed, let us
fill up the lack with little practical tar and
feathers. Let US look upon derr Most as
the greatest of American martyrs. Let ms
relieve his sufferings as far as lieth in our
power. Let us soothe his wounded sensibili-
ties and feed him upon the milk and honey
of the land but if, in our search for the
milk and the honey we should get hold of a
dish Of Rough on Rats instead, perhaps II
would soothe his wounded sensibil,ies in
fully as satisfactory manner.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, April irh. 1887, of spinal mcnpayus,
Mr.. Editorial Pass, age unknown. Mr.. Pass
was one of the oldest residents Of this coun.
try. He is supposed to have come over in
when the lsraeltes were passed through the
Red Sea. Mr.. +. Pass has lived long life
of usc funess, and dies regretted and mourn
ed by all who ever had the good fortune to
become acquainted with him. The newspa
per fraternity all mourn his demise. 1t was
one of those cases of sudden and unexpected
death, which are always so sad. The story
is short, but terrible. Dir. Pass had hereto
fore been peaceable. and when he was insult
ell he always let it pass but the 4,h of this
month he got into a dispute with Interstate
Commerce Bill. well known desperate
character, and Bill killed him. Mr.. +. Pass
has long been respected in Ottawa. and his
death is extremely sad TO us. He leaves
but one descendant, Mr.. Pioneer Fireproot
Construction Company Mud Line Pass, who
makes his home in Ottawa. This last men
toned Pass was born only short time ago,
and entities its friends to walk over the
Mud Line until they are tired. 1t allows
the holder to pay his own fare from any out
side point TO the beautiful and enterprisiug
city of Ottawa, and to walk over oil the rail
roads of the Fireproof Company at his leis
ure until he is tired This is the last lone
and forlorn descendant Of our once glorious
Editorial Pass. 1t is like the Last Man OF
Hood guess it was Hood, or somebody
else,-like the last human being that the
poet fancies left on the earth alone. We
look at this lonely. sickly descendant of the
once magnificent race of Editorial Pass AND
we see by the conditions on the back that
we are "enttled to walk either rail, or dodge
between the ties We look at this last,
lonely. sickly horrible mockery of II Pass,
and we sigh -
IT'S the last Pass forever,
Left blooming alone:
All his kindly ancestors
Are called in aud gone;
Our Passes have left us
Like leaves In gale,
Till our last Pass allows us
To tramp DER the rail"
TALMAGE.
Talmage spoke at the Tabernacle last Sun.
day, on "Secret Societies. and the import
of his sermon was that by their fruits ye
shall know them" Now, that relieves me
That makes it clear. | consider Talmage
authority on most things. wanted to know
whether he was in favor of secret societies
or not, and now know all about it.
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SHERWOOD.

FLO. |.
Proposition Money makes the Mayor go
Demonstration We have in the figure the
frame a, b, c, d, and the lines z, T. These
lines represent cross sections of the fence
that the Ottawa weeklies straddled rep
resents the position taken by the Times of its
own accord, while represents the Journal
and the $500 it received for last Sunday
issue with the cuts. Now, if we conceive
the Journal d d to be revolyed upon the
fence (c f until it assumes an upright posi-
ton, (if such thing can be conceived, we
shall find that the line f, being of the same
length as the line a, the point b will, upon
further revolution, fall upon the point a, and
in like manner the point will be found to
coincide with the point c, and the Journal d
d will be found to coincide. for once, with
the Times "a c), ard We have as result Mr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-23
OTTAWA DIGNITY

OTTAWA DIGNITY.
I stepped into the Circui, Court
To seek whate'er might report,
And there, within the bar, ! saw
The great respect that's paid the law
The honored Judge, with whitened hair,
The ladies', In the circle there,
And every juror in his place,
With wrapt attention on his face.
And strictest rule, as should support
The dignity of such court
But there, within that courts demean.
The center of that solemn scene,
The lawyers sat, with long legs crossed.
Their chairs all slightly backward tossed,
Aud their feet upon the table.
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WHERE, OH, WHERE ;

Oh, where are the passes that, swecter thar
roses,
We have been riding with all the while?
Dead as burushes round little Moses
On the old banks of the Nile.
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Sherwood in q mourning frame. and tue
proposition is proved to be false
Corrollary I Mr.. Allen, by way Of 'm'
provement, will build hencoop l2xls, and
paint il Rosy red,
Corrollary IL There is no Rose without
thorn, and if the thorn is put on for nose,
1t will iujure the looks Of the Rose.
SHERWOOD BOOM.
Ottawa Journal, April 20, 1887:
Boom
THE suULgR BOOM.
Ottawa Journdi, April 20:
Boom
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL Estate
n BY virtue OF an order and decree OF the Probate
Court Oi la sale county Illinois made the petition
Of fhe Undersigned Thomas shelton Administrator lie
tome of the Estate OF William +. whitman, de
ceased for leave 10 sell the real estate Of said de
ceased NJ the April term, A. lSs', of said Court,
to-wt On the 18th day of April, 1885,. shall. on the
SJth day of May next between the hours Of ten
o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the after
noon to Wit. AZ two o'clock OF said day, sell at
public sale ut the south door II the County Court
House. IN OTTAWA, In said county thu real estate de-
scrbed H. follows, {" wit Lots and t"u and q IN
block forty two ~ IN the city Of la sale In Ia sale
county Illinois, the folio wing terms, To wit Ca-h
Dated IhIs 18th day Of April 4 p. lSSs.
THOMAS SHELF TON.
Administrator lie bvHfs nan Of the Estate
aprl3-Iw Of William =. whitman. deceased.
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q. W. w. BL AXE.

q. W. w. BLAKE
Attorney at Lar.
NOTICE.-ESrATE OF WM. II. Fowler. DE-
y Notice II hereby gwen that the undersigned Al.
mlnis,ratriN Of the Estate Of WIN. II Fowler. late
Of the county % IL sale aud state Of Illinois deceased
will appear before the Probate Court Of said county on
the Third Monday tbciug the Auh day. Of june. lS1
at the Probate Court Room IN ottawa Ia said county
when and where all persons having claims or demands
agaust said estate notified 70 attend and present
the same M writing for adjustment.
Dated this 10th day VI April. 4. y. l7-I
MARY j FOWLER.
aprs3w Adnlui-tratfiA.
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Gives the Alopathc, Homeopathic and Ec-
lectic trcatmcnts-all three-for each and cv
cry disease and ailmcnt.
II has a classifed "Tabh Of SymDtOnS," by
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Married.

on the 18th INST, 10y Arthur lockwood. ESQ n = q
residence Of Martin Krm ESQ. Mr. ALBERT RAUL X
10 Mr,. LOUISE REF, both ofthe city of Ottawa
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is mtering from or Threatened NTH.
This Is a feature of the book worthy OF spc-
cial attention. feature peculiar to this book.
Any good medical work will tell you what TO
do, If you know what the disease is, but the
difficulty is, you can not tell from the book
what it is. To find out you are obliged TO
send for n physician! The book is written
with this view; written generally in the inter
est Of the profession. With "OUR FAMILY
PHYSICIAN" you can tell, yourself, what the
matter is just as unerringly as doctor could.
In this respect the book differs from all 9th.
ers; and even if you have others, you need
this book also.
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DIN AL SE.1"rL II ME NT.-EsrArE or
SOPHIA ULEICH, DgCEASED.--NOticc is hereby
given 10 all persons interested In said estate. that the
undersigned Administrator ~ the estate Of said Sophia
UlriCh. deceased, will appear before the Probate
Court of the county Of la Sale and state Of Illinois AT
the County Court House, In Ottawa In sad county on
Monday, the 10Th day Of June, \. u. lS. for the
purpose Of rendering account Of her proceedings
in the administration Of said estate for the final settle
rnent
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th dsy Of April. lssI;
". DONDANVILlF.
ATTEST: HENRY HgIMIG. Administrator
Clerk Probate Court. La Sale Co., Iii. apr3-Sw
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SHERWOOD BOOM,

THE sHULeR BOOM.
Ottawa JourRdi, April 90 /:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
s-A-e rrra-.

Captain P. J. Dunno, q Virginia CITY
has been appointed Deputy United
States Revenue Collector BY Robert Bar
nett. Collector of the Fourth District OF
California, to which Nevada has been
attached. A. Skillman. Of Eureka, who
was Collector for the District of Nevada,
has also been appointed Deputy by
Collector Barnett. Captain Dunn had
charge OF this part OF the State under
MI. Skillman and faithfully and efficient
~ perso'meu 'ne au''e' Vi 'n' o'n'e-
'"''' o'~
9. W. Craig has issued prospectus OF
now paper to be started at independence,
inyo county Cal. The name OF the
sheet 10 the lnyo Index. Mr.. Craig is
an experienced newspaper man and may
know what he is DONG but it would
seem that one paper is enough Tor that
p"' ~" p
S'' M y, 'A1 - 'A'' soA''' va
Tex.. rswsn.,ar ,,ono.ss change
:. ~. Ca,..;.,.;a. 80 a.. ST.. ~,
IN the Consultation OF that State. SO each
county shall nav its members Of the LIE.
gislature such salary as it pleases. The
idea is novel, and il adopted we advise
members to collect their pay before they
20 to the legislature. for be is lucky
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1t may not be generally known that
among those who have been deprived of
railroad passes under the new order Of
things are the Elders Of the Mormon
Church. Owing to the peculiar word
ing Of the law, which permits free trans.
portation to ministers Of religion, the de-
ciples Of Brigham Young are denied the
privileges which are still extended in the
matter Of reduced fares to orthodox
clergymen. The Mormon Elders are not
regularly ordained ministers, and conse-
qaently are not in charge Of regularly
congregations contiguous to lines over
which reduced rates are requested; hence
the denial Of the benefits referred to.
What effect this has had upon Mormon
evangelization it would be hard to tell,
but that it hss materially increased the
expenses Of that sect may be gathered
from the frequent report Of its members
indefatigable llabors among the uube'
levers in this country and in Europe
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Geo. s. Sawyer, PlaintiF. Va. Dam, :
John Dry. Defendants. Action ;'ro,a. ry and
District Court Of tho Sixth Jadic,n, MA! n ht
the state OF hevadn. In and Tor ~ r ss.,u o.
Lincoln, ana the complaint fled IN STA 10y ay ~
Lincoln, in the Office OF the Clerh 81 80 u ny
triot Court. sa'a DIS
The 8 ate OF Nevsd. sends GREETING.
10 Daniel Dry snd sohn Dry, SAID d.f.r..
Luu ~ hereby required 10 appear in A. MN.
Drought against you by the above named M
m In the District Court OF the sirfh ina .n'.
District Of the State of Nevada. in and sos ~
C.unty OF Lincoln. and snsver the ror,ri. ~
MED therein. within ten days fexclu.iva y, ~.
DAY OF serytcel after the service on Won ~ ~. ,f
summons. II served in said Count, =, W.
served out OF said County. but within All n, y
trirt, within twenty days; and In ali other ~.
forty days; or Judgment by default wifi y
said complaint. r''
Thesaid action is brought to recover a ina.
menf for the sum Of Five Hundred tssev,' I I,n,
lars, gold coin, al balance due for ser,lca.
performed by said Plaintiff as an xttornrs ~
counselor ~ law for you. ut your efperisl ~
s'ance and request. in attending to ,our M.
ests as heirs ui aud to The Estate Of Al.rsnas,
Dry ,deceasod. And you are hereby uutiied ~
II sou fail to appear and a.swer the sais ,as,l
plant, a. above re CURED. the said o ain,tn vii
take Judgment for said sum f<$5O0, go!d rolr'
and coHts OF ssii actien 81
Given under my hand and the ~,
OF the District Court " tue IA
judicial District OF tLe STATE a
laEaL.l Neysla, IN and fur the CauDl,
u Lincoln. this Tw+ntlstl Y,
OF January. IN the year Of an
Lord one thousand eight hun
deed and eighty six
jaso-ihd Ii. r. GEAR. CLERK
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tuu tiiat ~ ub1 SifSu Hn tC-
ply.
The olasooz Chamber of Commerce
has passed resolution in favor Of the
decimal system, both in coinage and in
weights and measures, and the Govern
ment will be requested to establish a
decimal coinage.
Morley's amendment to the Crimes
bill that the limit of duration shall be
three months, was voted down in the
British Parliament last Monday.
The wheat crop Of Great Britain has
immensely improved the last few weeks,
and gives greater promise than the cor
responding date in 1885.
The ROYAL English Commission an.
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The Costa Rican Consultation pres
cribes hospitality as sacred duty. and
declares citizenship TO b. forfeited BY in-
gratitude 70 parents the abandonment Of
wife or children and neglect Of the obi.
CATIONS das v The family an6 .hs home.
soeAd.
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The largest stationary engine ia the
world is at the famous zinc mines at
Friedensville, Pa. Its known Is the
"Pres:dent,' and theirs is no pumpine-
engine lin the world that can b com
pared with the monster. The number
Of gallons Of water raised every minute
is 1850. The driving wheels are IS
feet in diameter, and weigh 10 tons each.
The swecp.rod is 40 feet long. the cy.
Under ITO inches in diameter and the
plston-rod IS inches in diameter. with Z
l0-foot stroke. --Ex.
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sum oNs.

TN THE JUSTICE COURT, IN THE STATE
i u N. vsdA. Voupy ~ Lncol !, Forne
Township, bsfore A. A. Young, . jussice 81 we
ppscs Id aud for the T,wn.hi, And Cmlv
sfore-sid. rus state VI NsvAd to lir Ia uDiih
grs e.ins:
You Are ber~by sunmonsd 70 appear Nefce
The undersighri, . in .tice of the r. zoe In aua
{ pioche township. ~ my obcs in Piochr. u
sAd county VI LtncJin, IN tfs J'lh day o. jay
1851. 1t II .'riosK 4. NJ. to answer anti tns
osmplsint Of Plaintiff. J n. htsce. who sd'rto
recover iu IL .nent ags,n.t you ,vf the su a q
iva Han tired 80 EiIht, tkBlt Dollars. Tue
usianee re nstuiug uua ugvu 40 nccoan' oe-
tsern you and ssI iain.i6 for medical VI,
vices rem lerrl yoI. s.c ~ $50 pts,n'iu Ani
the bill tor Winch servl oes wSs heretofore ren-
dersd, Z, fully W. forth 10 cpmpis.ht on me
In my office. Aul II you fail u spre . sna
answer, tue plAint Il tnen aud there vii take
Judgment against you for the sun of Tw' uun..
lred aud kixhty san DJIiars. gold Q in OIL
tho Uuttsd a, ltes, the sfurssaii amount, ~
getner with oo~ts and images.
Owen under 10y han I. In tho Township OF
pi-che, this md day Of jane. 1881.
lt A.A YOUNG,
Justice Of the Peace OF said rywrship
Attest true copy nf the original su ninnns
II. ID. rllRN Et, Sher,h,
u >. D. Saith. Depnty. iua'4sd.
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4 flfT send 10 cents rbstage. AMI We ~,
liz mail yoa Tres = royal. valnAbl,
n uIl ssaipls box OF goods this will PAT
you In the way OF making mtre
money a. once then anything else in America;
Both sexes Of t-yes csr live At home aud
work in spare tins. or oil the time. CapitN
not required. We will start you. Inmruss
psy SURE Tor those who starr II As1e. ssxsos
= CO.. Portland, xatns
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Il hear your son il quite singer.
M. Yawp." "Well, he does jerk his
vocal tubss occasionally" ''What kind
Of voics hiss he goti IL it baritonss''
II guess itis. for most people can bar.
it.only little while"
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Engl1sh biography VI San slc BILL.
Extract from London Court Journal:
Hon. w. +. Cody, buffalo Billy was
close companion Of man named Boone,
who discovered Kentucky in 1869. Mr..
Cody married granddaughter Of dis
tinsuishsd gentleman known As Sitting
Builfrog, Cody was twice Governor Of
Chicago, and was At one tims Mayor Of
the ArkansAs Legislature. lie served 10
the Confederate army in the command OF
General Butler. who 40 calamity defend
ed New Orlesns against the threatened
invasion Of the Federal General Long
street. After the war Mr.. Cody went to
Congress from the provinces Of Detroit.
and introduced measure for the relief
q the citizens II Buffalo, which gained
hin the name Of Bhflalo Bill. He has
contributed largely to the Atlantic Month
". snowspapsr edited by Marx Twain
and Uncle Tom CABIN, a msn who il
mainly noted for his negro dialect
sketches. Mr.. Cody has ranch Of many
acres in St. Louis, where he keeps a
large lot Of indiana and ponies constantly
on hand"
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Among the zulus young people 6Rht
end got married. Hare they get married
and fight. Texas siftings.